Can't agree more. One great thing about CCs is the low per unit cost means you can take courses to learn specific skills and get out or easily take something wa

Can't agree more. One great thing about CCs is the low per unit cost means you can take courses to learn specific skills and get out or easily take something way outside your comfort zone. Half the people in the first couple 100 series programming courses at my community college were just curious about it. I also know a lot of people who went to Community College and dropped out simply because they decided they didn't want or need the degree to do what they wanted to do. Most of them got into the trades. I don't think that should be considered a failure of the CC system. Better to figure yourself put at this level for $2,000 than at a State school for $20,000.